The Top 7 Most Embarrassing Town Hall Moments For Democrats

Sadly, for Republicans who have richly enjoyed watching Democrats getting a taste of their own medicine at town halls across the country, the August recess is winding down. Still, there are already so many memories. Humiliating, awful, scarring memories that are likely to still be haunting Democrats when November of 2010 rolls around.

7) Steny Hoyer vs. Don Jeror: Nancy Pelosi’s condescending 2nd in command, Steny Hoyer, ran into a buzzsaw named Dan Jeror who, after emphasizing that he was a registered Democrat, got off one of the best lines of the summer so far:

“Why would you guys try to stuff a health care bill down our throats in three to four weeks when the President took six months to pick a dog for his kids?”

6) Carol Shea-Porter (D-NH) has a constituent removed from a town hall for asking her a question: Yes, Carol-Shea Porter actually had one of her own constituents, a retired policeman, hauled out of a meeting for daring to ask her a question. Apparently, he didn’t have some sort of Willie Wonka style golden ticket that enables mere voters to speak in her presence. To add insult to injury, Carol-Shea Porter even made a snide comment as he was hauled away, “I do hope the movie theater can be a little quieter for you.” It wasn’t that great of a line. She should have just gone full Mary Antoinette on the guy and cackled, “Let him eat cake” while she rubbed her hands together and sneered.

3) A liberal fakes an attack on the Colorado Democratic Party headquarters: It’s cheating a bit to include this one, but it’s so good that it needs to make the list. After the Colorado Democratic Party headquarters was vandalized, “State Democratic Party Chairwoman Pat Waak initially blamed the vandalism on animosity surrounding the health care debate.” Yet, it turned out that the perpetrator was a left-wing activist named Maurice Schwenkler. If this were the old Batman TV show and there were no such thing as Godwin’s Law, Robin would be yelling out, “Holy Reichstag fire, Batman!”

1)Kenneth Gladney is beaten by union thugs: A black man at a political rally was assaulted by white thugs who used racial epithets. The man was beaten so badly that he was forced to use a wheelchair and the response from liberals was…well, we’re actually still waiting for a response. The conservative response was to start bringing guns to the town hall meetings. Since then, for the most part, the unions have decided to behave themselves. It’s just more proof than an armed society is a polite society.